Pediatric Rehabilitation Outcome Measures

Pediatric Rehabilitation Outcome Measures are tools used by healthcare professionals to assess a child's progress and improvements following therapy or treatment for developmental, physical, or neurological conditions. These measures evaluate areas like mobility, communication, and daily activities, helping to understand how well a child is functioning and whether additional support is needed. They guide treatment planning, track changes over time, and ensure that interventions are effective in helping children reach their full potential in daily life.